My proposed topic has to do with driverless cars, and whose fault it is when they get into accidents, primarily level three autonomy and above. There has been a fair bit of controversy when it comes to whose fault is is when an autonomous vehicle gets into an accident. As autonomous cars and partially autonomous features become more and more popular in the modern automobile, it makes sense to take a closer look at and determine who is at fault if an autonomous car happens to get into an accident. There has already been dozens of stories of tesla owners claiming “it was autopilot” that wrecked their car, and other autonomous car companies doing research have also been involved in accidents, such as Google, and Chevy. Some companies, like Audi,
